Electricity must be ordered through the Ezone. Prices will increase by 20% on 19th August 2024
POWER ORDERS PLACED AFTER 14TH SEPTEMBER WILL INCUR AN ADDITIONAL 50% LATE ORDER CHARGE - WE CANNOT GUARANTEE ORDERS PLACED ONCE THE ELECTRICIANS ARE ON-SITE, DUE TO THE AVAILABILITY OF EQUIPMENT.
Any questions please email - exhibitors@stableevents.org
Private generators are NOT permitted on site- This policy includes the running of vehicle engines during the show, and personal power packs.
Electric will be available from 09.00 on Wednesday 18th September until no later than 20.00 on Sunday 22nd September. Power may be turned off earlier than 20.00hr. NOTE - Stands will have no power from approx 8pm on Sunday, therefore there will be no electric supply on Monday 23rd September.
Orders for electric must be submitted via the E-Zone
- The Exhibitor may only obtain electricity direct from the Organiser’s nominated electrical contractor Project Power. No private generators or power packs may be used anywhere on the Site.
- The accuracy and freedom from fluctuation of the voltage supplied cannot be guaranteed. If Exhibitors are planning to use electronic equipment such as TV or computers, you should consult the supplier of such equipment if in doubt. The Organiser accepts no liability in such regard.
- The Exhibitor must ensure that electrical appliances are not placed or stored on their Stand unless the same has been P.A.T. tested within the period of 3 months immediately preceding the event.
- If the Organiser does not erect shedding, the Exhibitor shall make their own arrangements for a safe means of housing power on their Stand. If no tent, caravan, or structure is in position, the supply may be delayed or refused.
- The Exhibitor must make the supply point safe before dismantling their Stand. The Organiser may switch off any supply which they deem to be unsafe or in need of attention.
Top Tip...
A quick way to calculate how many watts you’ll need is to check your appliance, find out how many amps it uses then multiply that by 240 (UK volts from mains power). Example: If a TV states it uses 1.6 amps, multiply 1.6 by 240 = 384 watts, so you’ll need at least a 500watt socket.